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Below summarizes three stages of the 30/60/90 plan. Following the overview are outlined bullet points representing specific planned actions. I anticipate that after further discussions, there will be modifications to the plan.
Discovery and Learn
During the initial phase, my plan is to listen, learn, observe, research and absorb as much information as possible about Heritage: mission, culture, people, high level expectations, vision, infrastructure, technical resources, program offerings, career services operations, policies and processes, varying State regulations. Though I may have a vision of how career services should operate, it is important to fully embrace current systems that have led to Heritage’s career services success. Studying allows me to further develop that vision. Before the end of the first 30 days and to avoid creating a culture shock with the institute, I will instead formulate how best to assimilate to the culture so that I can be a strategic and effective contributor.
Assessment and Development
Phase two, I hope to assess their current status including program statistics against State regulation benchmarks, Programmatic Accreditation Benchmarks, strong programs/ markets, challenging programs/ markets, major employers that we have relationships with, which employers do we want to have relationships with, training needs, team support requests. This will help me to establish a strong working relationship and communication style so that I can best support their success. After discovery and review of feedback, I will develop an executive report that provides an overview of career services including campus data, program data, trends, graduate average salaries (pending CampusVue condition of data) as well as high level recommendations that will support Heritage Career Services. During the development of this report, I hope to create a 2015 Initiatives plan that will be distributed so that all are “in the know” of the direction of Career Services. Initial changes will be implemented based on review.
Execute and Initiate
By the third phase and with collaboration with the team members, we can implement more impactful changes and provide training that will streamline processes, instill accountability and effectiveness and launch new initiatives that will set Heritage apart from competitors.
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30 DAYS – DISCOVERY AND LEARN Meet with Corporate / Functional Key Players: inquire perception / vision of career services objective, areas of opportunity to collaborate Study Catalog and Curriculum: Collect curriculum outlines and syllabus for each course o While collecting and reading, create training PowerPoints and resume tools based on course objectives o Meet with Program Chairs for industry expertise Review staffing model, career services budget, bios of team Review CampusVue Career Services functionality, features, manual, and current data – Identify IT POC. Develop initial modification proposals and set up time with IT to discuss anticipated process obstacles Collect any career services materials: training, forms, guidelines, policies, procedures, SOPs, newsletters Focus on placement definition and reporting policy against any/ all regulatory standards Collect and review recent ABHES program plans Collect and review program disclosures Collect and review employer surveys and survey process Collect and review graduate surveys and survey process Review Operational reporting -‐ career services section Review all campus 2013/2014 statistics; Identify areas of immediate opportunity – to be further discussed during campus assessment or may require more immediate attention Shadow team/ team members Start to create skeleton blue print of career services department, to be further developed during assessment and development phase Review Career Services/Employer exposure on Heritage website – Where are the most hits/ traffic? Research competitors and develop matrix of commonalities and identify gaps/ opportunities where Heritage could pioneer Start to create national programmatic “Hit List” – Also to be further developed during campus assessment 60 DAYS – ASSESSMENT AND DEVELOPMENT
o Coordinate Campus Visits § Campus Visibility § Student Graduate Responsiveness – Methods of communication and interaction § Touch points/ meet students § Standard Ops § Statement of purpose § Forms § Resources § Areas of Strength § Support needed to enable success § Formulate vision of Career Services o Work with team and campus management to identify where action plans are needed and new campus level initiatives to be set into motion Performance, Policies and Processes
o Work with Human Resources to ensure standardization is maintained when developing performance evaluations/ KPIs, job expectations and tasks o Evaluate, modify and standardize job description and tasks :daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly tasks lists o Solidify creative visual tools/ white board concept to help track goals: Job orders, interviews, graduate statuses, statistics by program, statistics by cohorts o Placement and Waiver Policy/ Process: delivery of training and job tools o Develop Program-‐position matrix o CampusVue modifications; follow up on CampusVue reporting changes o Based on executive and campus level feedback, develop 2015 initiatives letter o Develop and deliver expectations and productivity goals: Individual, Institutional, Accreditation Resource Development o If available, develop operational SharePoint/ manual and training Skeleton for central career services resource library o Weekly operations report development o Student / Graduate Job Seeker tools and offerings o Industry Information resources for students Communication: Now and Tomorrow o Develop Initial “State of the Union” executive report to show current placement standings, challenges, strengths, action plans, forecasting, areas of standardization 90 DAYS – EXECUTE AND INITIATE o Finalize Performance Evaluations with guidance from Human Resources and VP of Operations, KPI/ metrics based (linked to CampusVue, provided that Cvue is set up) o Quarterly benchmarks and progress evaluation o Annual Reviews o KPI Categories: Performance, Customer Service, Audit, Employer activity (outreach and job orders) o Training o Develop Training on CampusVue reporting (if reporting is available). o Statistics Report o Seamless Forms – Accreditation Status/ Confirmation Form o Productivity Report: Job Orders, Job Interviews, New Employers o Additional Training developed based on needs of campus: (employer development, counters and objections) o Create a series of trainings (webinar or campus-‐level) Resource Development Continued o Add to SharePoint site/ Library for Career Services: (Policies, Processes, Program Resources, Official Forms, etc) o Career Services “Playbook” -‐ ongoing o Career Services Training Outline and SharePoint -‐ ongoing Initiatives and Innovation o Create Criteria for Productivity driven Career Services recognitions program to celebrate successes. o Job Orders o Job Interviews o Employer Outreach o Further develop areas of partnership and initiatives with other functional units: § Admissions § Academic Affairs § Student Services § Financial Aid o Create outcome thresholds, project dashboards